Hematology - KitProtocol - List of TIC Kits
Hematology - KitProtocol - List of TIC Kits
Hematology - KitProtocol - List of TIC Kits
TIC®
Single Test System for Microscopic Cell Counting
Save time ... work safely ... ... with the "TIC" of Bioanalytic!
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1. Fill end-to-end capillary with blood. 4. Mix before loading counting chamber.
2. Place capillary into TIC tube. 5. Fill chamber filling capillary by capillary action.
3. Close tube and mix by shaking for suspending cells. 6. Load counting chamber and count cells.
Safe Notes
Complete single-use tests for easy, quick, safe, and highly precise micro-
scopic counting of erythrocyte, leukocyte, thrombocyte and reticulocytes. WHO
Tests are packed in useful rack-boxes made from CFC-free polystyrene. Already in 1988, the WHO (World Health Organisation) declared the use of
Thoma pipettes as obsolete [1], i.e. no longer state-of-the-art and outdated,
because Thoma pipettes are inaccurate *1) and break easily (risk of infection).
Simple Instead, use of separate pipettes for mixing blood into pre-filled reaction
tubes was recommended.
Bioanalytic manufactures ready-to-use, high-quality reagent kits that allow
The single-use "TIC" systems of Bioanalytic are completely in line with these
TIC overview information + WHO
any "TIC" system. The capillary holder prevents risk of specimen contact if
used correctly, and simplifies handling as well.
Inexpensive
Save high costs of pipettes, cleaning agents, working time as well as
contaminated reagents. Contacts
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by e-mail
(German, English):
Accurate Sale: [email protected]
The dilutions correspond to the recommendations of the German Industry Support: [email protected]
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Norm 58932 (DIN 58932) and the WHO (World Health Organization), and
can be accurately reproduced.
Freshly prepared samples can be counted up to 48 hours (RBC, WBC) and
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12 hours (PLT) respectively. Do not hesitate to contact us with your questions by phone (German), e-mail
or fax (German, English).
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Veterinary medicine
Birds, Reptiles, Fish Feedbacks
Counting of erythrocytes (RBC) and leukocytes (WBC) . Especially in the field of veterinary medicine the results are very different
due to the different species.
LIT.: We are therefore looking forward to your feedback and would be happy
White Blood Cell Count in Birds: Evaluation of Commercially Available Method. • B. Riond1, to share your experiences with you. Feedback to: [email protected]
L. Carisch1, M. Stirn1, J.M. Hatt2, K. Federer3, R. Hofmann-Lehmann1. • 1 Clinical Laboratory, (German, English).
Vetsuisse Faculty, University of Zurich, Switzerland; 2 Clinic for Zoo Animals, Exotic Pets, and
Wildlife, Vetsuisse Faculty, University of Zurich, Switzerland; 3 Walter Zoo AG Gossau, Gossau,
Switzerland. • 2015-11.
Conclusion: Natt-Herricks-TIC® was highly precise and showed good agreement with the refer-
ence method. It can be recommended as a reliable method for determination of white blood cell
counts in avian ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid blood and allows easy in–house analysis by
clinicians or technicians.
Viability-TIC
Dilution 1 : 20. Sample volume only 20 µL.
Microbiology, Life Science, Research
Viability cell counting based on trypan blue staining in a specific dilution
solution.
Counting of viable cells (aCells) and dead cells (dCells) from cell suspen-
sions. The calculation gives the total number (tCells), aCells, dCells and
the percentage distribution.